Analyze the following frames loaded with uniform and concentrated loads. Determine; a. the reaction at supports b. the moment at joints B and C 60KN 30kN/m В D 2.0m 40kN 3m roller 2.0m support E hinge support 6.0m 3.0m

Analyze the following frames loaded with uniform and concentrated loads. Determine; a. the reaction at supports b. the moment at joints B and C 60KN 30kN/m В D 2.0m 40kN 3m roller 2.0m support E hinge support 6.0m 3.0m

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